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UA Theatre brings Stephen Sondheim’s legacy to life with “Into the Woods”

McKenzie Knight, Contributing Writer April 12, 2023

If you want to get lost in fantastical woods, the UA Theatre and Dance Department’s spring musical offers you the perfect opportunity. The show opened in the Marian Gallaway Theatre in Rowand-Johnson...

UA student organizations host “Noche de Ciencias” at Echols Middle School

UA student organizations host “Noche de Ciencias” at Echols Middle School

Ethan Henry, Staff Reporter April 12, 2023

On the afternoon of April 11, three student organizations from The University of Alabama made the trip to Echols Middle School in Northport, Alabama, with the goal of building interest in STEM among local...

FIRSTS | Episode 5

FIRSTS | Episode 5

Zara Morgan and McKenzie Knight April 9, 2023

Are you ready to hear some real talk about the college experience? The Crimson White Culture Desk would like to introduce you to the fifth episode of “Firsts,” presented by contributors McKenzie Knight...

Culture Pick: “John Wick: Chapter 4” is a historically great action movie

Culture Pick: “John Wick: Chapter 4” is a historically great action movie

Luke McClinton, Contributing Writer April 5, 2023

There’s an odd dynamic to watching basketball being played at the NBA level. While one can objectively acknowledge the skill, speed and freakish athleticism on the floor, it is hard to truly conceptualize...

UA professors share how to use ethics and responsibility with AI art

UA professors share how to use ethics and responsibility with AI art

Zara Morgan, Newsletter Editor April 5, 2023

New technology can be scary, especially if it threatens humans’ jobs. The introduction of new artificial intelligence generators to create graphic designs has led many traditional and digital artists...

Black Warrior Film Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary

Black Warrior Film Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary

Alyssa Schubert, Staff Reporter March 29, 2023

The Black Warrior Film Festival is one of The University of Alabama’s most anticipated events of the year, and the wait for it is almost over. Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, the student-run...

Melneich: UA alumna Anaya McCullum’s debut streetwear brand

Melneich: UA alumna Anaya McCullum’s debut streetwear brand

Jeffrey Kelly, Managing Editor March 29, 2023

On Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, attendees of the annual Fashion for Life runway show watched 11 students debut their senior collections on the Bama Theatre’s stage.   Among those 11 students was Anaya...

Hop on down to Northport’s first annual Bunny Trail

Hop on down to Northport’s first annual Bunny Trail

Rachel Seale, Contributing Writer March 29, 2023

The city of Northport is hosting the first annual Bunny Trail downtown this spring to promote community and raise awareness for Tuscaloosa’s One Place, a family resource center. Similar to the Christmastime...

Review: “Frontières Sans Frontières” appears on the stage of the Allen Bales Theatre

Review: “Frontières Sans Frontières” appears on the stage of the Allen Bales Theatre

Brandon Smith, Contributing Writer March 29, 2023

Appearing at the Allen Bales Theatre, The University of Alabama Theatre and Dance Department will be producing “Frontières Sans Frontières” through Sunday, April 2.    In the span of two hours,...

The Africa Ball: A nostalgic celebration of African dance, food and music

The Africa Ball: A nostalgic celebration of African dance, food and music

Zara Morgan, Newsletter Editor March 29, 2023

Community. Laughter. Fun. Nostalgia. The African Students Association displayed the unique diversity amongst African students in the Tuscaloosa community through displays of fashion, music, dance and food...

Culture Pick: How “Daisy Jones and the Six” became the most authentic ‘fake’ band

Culture Pick: How “Daisy Jones and the Six” became the most authentic ‘fake’ band

Alyssa Schubert, Staff Reporter March 29, 2023

The first thing you might read when you pick up Taylor Jenkin Reid’s book “Daisy Jones and the Six” is that the story is entirely a work of fiction and any resemblance to real life people is merely...

Culture Pick: “Shazam: Fury of the Gods” represents everything wrong with comic book movie franchises

Culture Pick: “Shazam: Fury of the Gods” represents everything wrong with comic book movie franchises

Luke McClinton, Contributing Writer March 26, 2023

When “Shazam!” was released in 2019, filmgoers were in almost ubiquitous agreement. With a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, it was a hit, combining wit, charm and goofy superhero fun into one of the DC Extended...